session objects get lost when republish the page
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I am having some problem when trying to re-publish the website. My website a live and there are millions of user logged-in. I did some changes in our project and again when i am trying to uploading the published page (only updated single .aspx) and all dlls. The session of existing user get lost. as I want to maintain the existing user's session . Can anyone tell me how I can handle the problem. thanks, Sri...
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I am having some problem when trying to re-publish the website. My website a live and there are millions of user logged-in. I did some changes in our project and again when i am trying to uploading the published page (only updated single .aspx) and all dlls. The session of existing user get lost. as I want to maintain the existing user's session . Can anyone tell me how I can handle the problem. thanks, Sri...
If you dont change the Web.config and/or replace dlls this will not happen. I have placed only aspx several times and found no issue. Have you changed your web.config ?
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If you dont change the Web.config and/or replace dlls this will not happen. I have placed only aspx several times and found no issue. Have you changed your web.config ?
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I am having some problem when trying to re-publish the website. My website a live and there are millions of user logged-in. I did some changes in our project and again when i am trying to uploading the published page (only updated single .aspx) and all dlls. The session of existing user get lost. as I want to maintain the existing user's session . Can anyone tell me how I can handle the problem. thanks, Sri...
I can't remember off the top of my head, but does storing the session state in SQL get around this problem?
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I can't remember off the top of my head, but does storing the session state in SQL get around this problem?
yes, you are correct. you can store the sessions in the state server.
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